6pm ET, October 06 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
President Trump faces intense backlash from California officials after suggesting Iran could attack US cities, while massive student protests in Paris demand better high school conditions. Francis Halzen wins the Nobel Prize in Physics for his work on neutrino detection, and the US stock market reaches an all-time high. Additionally, Krista Pike is reported awake after surviving a botched execution, the Trump administration moves to repeal the roadless rule, and Canadian PM Mark Carney urges Quebec to prioritize economic stability over independence.
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Trump criticized for remarks on Iran war and US cities
Student protests in Paris over high school conditions
Francis Halzen wins Nobel Prize for neutrino detection
US stock market hits all-time high
Krista Pike survives execution attempt in Tennessee
Trump admin moves to reverse national forest logging ban
Quebec independence debate and Canadian politics
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